bioRxivAnimal Behavior & Cognition
Simulations of Levy walk
Abstract
We simulate stable distributions to study the ideal movement pattern for the spread of a virus using autonomous carrier. We observe Levy walks to be the most ideal way to spread and further study how the parameters in Levy distribution affects the spread.
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